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Regina Symphony to get new music director, currently with Vancouver orchestra
Bauer struggles against Mariners again as Indians lose 9-3
Soto homers, Quintana and White Sox send Astros to 7th straight loss, 4-1
Autopsy shows that Saskatchewan man found in shed was victim of murder
Up and down debut for Kyle Kubitza in Angels' 4-2 loss to Rays
Porcello loses 4th straight start as Orioles crank up the defence to beat Red Sox 5-2
Guatemalan ex-dictator Rios Montt's retrial on genocide charges scheduled to begin July 23
With Neymar back, Brazil beats Honduras 1-0 in final warmup for Copa America
NBA Finals Game 3 draws highest TV rating since series moved to ABC in 2003
Tyson Ross takes another tough-luck loss as Padres fall to rookie Williams Perez, Braves, 4-1
Gordon goes deep early, Volquez finds groove, Royals sweep frustrated Twins with 7-2 victory
Panik, Belt and Maxwell homer off struggling Harvey; Posey drives in 3 as Giants beat Mets 8-5
Australian players, football federation in dispute over reported unpaid match payments
Brewers can't solve Morton, Lohse stumbles again in 2-0 loss to Pirates
Saad nets winner as Blackhawks even Cup final with win over Lightning
Chicago Blackhawks centre Jonathan Toews (19) celebrates with teammates Patrick Sharp (10) , Marian Hossa (81) and Niklas Hjalmarsson (4) after scoring a goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning in the second period of game four of the 2015 Stanley Cup Final at United Center.
Hearing into Vancouver pot dispensaries urges another look at edible marijuana
Vancouver is home to the country’s largest number of pot dispensaries at 98, a distinct rise from the 14 it was home to in 2002.
Wallabies, Waratahs flanker Michael Hooper signs two-year extension of ARU contract
SUV strikes 4 students walking with class near Bellingham, Washington, killing 2
Blackhawks rise to occasion in Game 4, beat Lightning to tie Stanley Cup final
Seager fills in at cleanup for Cruz, hits grand slam, drives in 5 as Mariners beat Indians 9-3
Flooding victims plead for help in 911 calls before swollen river sweeps away home in Texas
Florida principal reassigned after Internet post about Texas officer at pool party
Coghlan, Montero each hit a 3-run homer as Cubs pound Greene and Tigers, 12-3
Cubs-Tigers Runs
Who is Bruce Bailey, the former art-dealing partner of Evan Solomon?
Joe Fresh creative director Joe Mimran, left, laughs after receiving a rose on the runway by Bruce Bailey after the Joe Fresh collection during the 2012 Toronto Fashion Week in Toronto on Wednesday, March 14, 2012.
Evan Longoria homers, Erasmo Ramirez and 4 relievers pitch Rays past Angels 4-2
Rookie Williams Perez throws 7 strong innings, Kelly Johnson has 3 hits, Braves top Padres 4-1
Orioles use Jones' glove, Hardy's bat and Chen's arm to beat Red Sox 5-2
Brazil's top court strikes down law that let celebrities, others to block books on their lives
Larry Fisher, killer behind Milgaard’s wrongful conviction, dies
Larry Fisher is led out of the Yorkton, Saskatchewan court house, on Saturday, November 20, 1999. The man responsible for a 1969 murder that led to the wrongful conviction of David Milgaard has died. He was 65.
Mexico says it has found large shallow-water oil reserves in Gulf of Mexico
A's RHP Jarrod Parker prepares for another long rehabilitation road following elbow surgery
Charlie Morton wins 4th straight start as Pirates edge Brewers 2-0
CBC’s firing of Evan Solomon ‘a disproportionate response’: union
The news cast runs in the lobby of the CBC building on Front St. in Toronto the day after Evan Solomon was fired. The CBC announce that they fired political anchor Evan Solomon after it was found that he had brokered art deals involving people whom he also dealt with as a journalist.
Beneath the Gardiner, a soul-destroying wasteland lurks
With no bits of green, the permanent shadow casted by the elevated decks discourages all forms of life.
Ohio sheriff: Hit man killed wrong victim with same name as intended target; 3 men indicted
Mexico decries new Texas law beefing up security along border, says it will 'promote division'
Jailed Venezuela opposition leader Lopez refuses to go to court, citing hunger strike
Hinchcliffe credits IndyCar crew’s expertise for saving his life
James Hinchcliffe rides on his car out to the pit area during practice on the first day of qualifications for the Indianapolis 500 auto race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. Hinchcliffe suffered a life-threatening leg injury May 18 when a piece of his suspension broke during a crash and pierced his leg.
Australian prime minister says terrorism is greatest security challenge to Asia-Pacific region
Senators are showing what a less partisan body looks like
Campbell Clark
Foreign buyers are not driving up housing prices, B.C. group says
The residential price for all housing types averaged $738,000 in Metro Vancouver.
South Korea cuts key interest rate again to record low as MERS virus threatens recovery
Several senators to challenge Auditor-General’s expense findings
Auditor General Michael Ferguson is shown during an interview in his office in Ottawa, Wednesday, June 10, 2015. The auditor general says the findings of wrongful spending in the Senate are justified despite accusations from some senators that his review was incomplete or flawed.
Edmonton police shooting suspect was wanted for anti-Semitic remarks
Police and firefighters investigate a burned out home that was part of a stand-off that ended in the the shooting death of an officer in Edmonton on Monday June 8, 2015. Edmonton police say a man suspected in the shooting death of an officer was being investigated for an anti-Semitic hate crime.
South Korea cuts key rate again to record low of 1.5 per cent as fears MERS could slow recovery
The Scout List: Heritage conservation, skilled kite fliers and a bike fest
The British Columbia Kitefliers Association will be gathering kite enthusiasts and spectators for skill demos, displays and kite-making workshops from June 13-14.
Panel: 1 Los Angeles officer's actions justified, other's unjustified in fatal shooting
Prominent New Hampshire Republicans want first presidential debate open to all GOP candidates
Manitoba aware of three rural youths in foster care still living in hotel
Kerri Irvin-Ross, Manitoba’s Minister of Family Services at her office in Winnipeg Manitoba, October 15, 2014. Her ministry has been under pressure to stop placing children in care in hotel rooms since a violent assault several weeks ago.
Defending champ Waratahs on edge as teams have much to play for in Super Rugby final round
4 B.B. King kin raise possibility of second will in bid to block business manager as executor
No word if Harper will seek Pope’s apology for residential schools
Pope Francis waves to faithful during his weekly general audience, in St. Peter's Square, at the Vatican on May 20, 2015. Prime Minister Stephen Harper is being urged to take advantage of an audience with Pope Francis this week to seek a formal apology for the role the Roman Catholic Church played in Canada's residential school disgrace.
CFL could improve drug policy, says anti-doping agency
David Howman, President of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) attends a news conference during the European Commission Sport Forum in Budapest in this February 22, 2011 file. WADA has said that the CFL’s drug policy could use improvement.
Arizona Coyotes GM calls latest arena lease flap ‘white noise’
In this Jan, 15, 2013, file photo, Phoenix Coyotes general manager Don Maloney watches his team during NHL hockey practice in Glendale, Ariz. Maloney has dismissed the team’s latest lease issues as “white noise.”
Tom Benson's wife, Gayle, testifies in case challenging competency of Saints, Pelicans owner
Saskatchewan government says company chosen to build bypass disclosed allegations
Hot Ticket: Bard on the Beach fest transforms a Shakespeare comedy
William Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors gets the steampunk treatment in a production at this year’s Bard on the Beach festival in Vancouver.
Medical marijuana oversight increases with new rules in effect
Law student challenges the constitutionality of ‘carding’ by police
The cap of the new Chief of Police of the Toronto Police Service, Mark Saunders, at the 2nd African-Canadian Summit in Toronto, Ontario on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Saunders initially said he would continue the controversial practice of ‘carding.’
US focused on match Friday against Sweden, not comments from former coach
Doyle: Friendly Moncton a welcome change from FIFA’s rudeness
John Doyle
Rockies fall 4-2 to Cardinals, still take 2 of 3 for 1st series win at Coors Field this season
Impassioned Irsay sends clear message to Colts about expectations following camp workout
Kelly: Canada's coach becoming team's centre of attention at World Cup
Cathal Kelly
CP Rail denies responsibility in Lac-Mégantic tragedy
In this July 6, 2013 file photo, smoke rises from railway cars carrying crude oil after derailing in downtown Lac Megantic, Quebec. CP Rail is denying any responsibility for the fatal derailment.
These nine Canadian stocks combine price momentum and value
We look for Canadian companies showing positive price changes over the last nine months, but which remain relatively well valued.
With Bishop out, Vasilevskiy makes surprise start for Lightning in Game 4
Avoiding a Deflategate at the Women’s World Cup
Germany's Alexandra Popp controls the ball during a training session in Ottawa on June 10, 2015 on the eve of their Group B Women's World Cup match against Ivory Coast.
Mets finally get a hit - and then quickly get lost on the bases
UN group urges Peru to do more on revolving issue of the forcibly 'disappeared' in civil war
Gregor Blanco put on DL by Giants and Hunter Pence seems likely to follow
Moncton RCMP says detachment has sufficient number of carbines in risky cases
Catcher Travis d'Arnaud activated by New York Mets after missing 46 games
Minnesota's Watkins suing McCormick claiming it's misleading consumers on amount of pepper
Astros get another Biggio, Clemens; Miami adds sons of Conine, Fernandez on Day 3 of MLB draft
Cubs manager Maddon discusses fan safety, says he prefers his grandchildren sit behind screen
Cowboys QB Romo doesn't regret comments he made about NFL over fantasy football cancellation
Suzann Pettersen, defending champion Inbee Park lead field in LPGA major at Westchester CC
Cleveland Indians select switch pitcher Ryan Perez on 12th round of major league draft
Translink promises quick response to future SkyTrain woes in Metro Vancouver
Few criminal cases remain unresolved after Stanley Cup riot in Vancouver: Crown
Mulcair's NDP aim to replicate Notley's shocking win in Alberta
Gary Mason
St. Jude Classic offers final test for some, last chance to qualify for a few before US Open
Marlins select sons of 2 of their former players on final day of MLB draft
From ties to darts, here are 10 great Father’s Day gifts
Estonian mountaineer hospitalized, search party organized for 3 missing
Rays outfielder Desmond Jennings has arthroscopic surgery on left knee
Gas station attendant killed in gas and dash was highly qualified engineer
Chart: Garmin Ltd.
Garmin sold $1-billion (U.S.) worth of GPS devices for automobiles last year, and also sells fitness and outdoor devices.
Court case over harassment probe details deep rift between CRTC chairman, commissioner
CRTC chairman Jean-Pierre Blais delivers a statement in Gatineau, Que., Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Court filings connected to a harassment complaint revealed a rift between Blais and commissioner Raj Shoan.
QB Geno Smith well aware that much of Jets' success will hinge on his progress in Year 3
Irish star Robbie Keane extends his contract with the LA Galaxy after MVP season in MLS
Free agent defensive tackle CJ Mosley signs with Dolphins and is reunited with Suh
Receiver Jordy Nelson back catching passes for Packers after off-season hip surgery
Killer behind David Milgaard's wrongful conviction dies in prison
Blue Bell: Listeria likely linked to non-sanitary room at Oklahoma plant; unclear in Texas
Yankees lose closer Andrew Miller to forearm injury, lose 5-4 to Nationals in 11 innings
Leading NBA Finals, LeBron and banged-up Cavs can't afford rest as they close in on NBA title
Caisse, Bombardier clashed over stock offering, corporate revamp
This September 16, 2013 file photo shows the bombardier aircraft CSseries in Mirabel, Quebec as it is due to take off. A source says that the aerospace giant clashed with pension fund Caisse de dépôt ahead of a February stock offering.
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